Sentence examples for applied slightly from inspiring English sources

I ate them using the correct technique of slurping without chewing but I'd put too much Tabasco on and I applied slightly too much suction to the process of sucking it.

The findings of the present study suggest that if appropriate leaching and drainage systems are applied, slightly saline water can be used for irrigation with little or no soil damage and minimal decreases in plant yield, thus saving large amounts of water for the cultivation of more salt-sensitive crops as well as for industrial and domestic usage.

However, we applied slightly different approach and we also found some interesting targets not described in previous studies.

Quizalofop-p-ethyl is an often applied, slightly toxic herbicide for which no severe toxicity has been reported in humans.

To test performance of ARTADE2 on NGS data, we applied slightly modified ARTADE2 programs on a set of NGS data (see section: Expansion of ARTADE2 for mRNA-Seq data in Supplementary Material).

The IOTA SRs were applicable in 1846 patients (76.8%) and could be applied slightly more frequently in premenopausal (1055 out of 1354) (77.9%) than postmenopausal women (791 out of 1049) (75.4%).

All that will happen is that some banks will have to apply slightly stricter lending standards.

These experimental results have demonstrated that a fast response optical fiber evanescent gaseous ammonia sensor can be constructed by applying slightly elevated ambient temperature.

We construct an alternative basis delegation mechanism for Ajtai's hard lattices, that works not by considering larger and larger superlattices of increasing dimensions, but by applying slightly lossy transformations on the given lattice "in place" i.e. without changing its dimension.

Therefore, many variations have been introduced into the original protocol in recent years, and most laboratories apply slightly modified protocols, which have been established based on practical experience.

If this doesn't work, apply slightly more pressure to the leash.